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Palm Angels Unveils its Heat and Speed-Inspired Summer 2026 Collection


PALM Angels has recently unleashed its Spring/ Summer 2026 campaign, titled Island Speed, which features a raw, sun-drenched story set between beach, heat and speed.

Shot on the coastline, the campaign is built around a striking visual: a motorbike suspended mid-air against the sea, creating tension between movement and stillness. Around it, silhouettes evolve with a quiet intensity under a harsh light that amplifies the feeling of heat and exposure.

Palm Angels SS26 Collection

The campaign captures the energy and state of mind of Jamaica, where rhythm, attitude, and underlying tension define the mood. The images draw from the island’s growing bike culture, where riders move through the city and into the hills, turning everyday roads into stages for style, speed, and display. Bikes have become part of the visual language of the island, carrying its spirit while echoing the nostalgia of classic motorcycling.

Palm Angels SS26 Collection

This influence creates a scene where rhythm and identity merge, capturing a culture built on motion and attitude. The new collection stays true to Palm Angels’ DNA: oversized, deconstructed silhouettes, mixing technical fabrics with washed textures. Pieces feel exposed, shaped by heat and movement. Spring also introduces the new Palm Angels logo, presented as a patch, a clear marker of the brand’s next phase and a symbol designed to be worn and recognised.

by Chidozie Obasi

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